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The Wisconsin Supreme Court is expected to clarify whether police can use cellphone data to track suspects.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court is set to rule in a case involving a man convicted for his role in plotting to kill his lover's husband.

Milwaukee man who pleaded guilty to a role in the theft of a $5 million Stradivarius violin is due to be sentenced, and his co-defendant is expected to change his not-guilty plea.

Eastern Wisconsin police are searching for a naked man who Fond du Lac residents say has entered and lurked near their homes.

There's good news for those who like to travel, as experts say gas prices should stay steady for the rest of the summer.

School supply donations can be dropped off at Peace Lutheran Church in Eau Claire or Green Oasis Garden Center in Lake Hallie.

There's Lombardi Avenue, Brett Favre Pass and Donald Driver Way. Now, Green Bay Packers coach Mike McCarthy is set to get his own street name near Lambeau Field.

It is fair season in Western Wisconsin. When you think "fair" the sights and sounds at the Eau Claire County Fair are probably not what you would expect.

The downtown Eau Claire business community got outside to enjoy the fresh air Wednesday as a part of the annual Wellness Walk.

At least two cars had to be towed away after a crash in Eau Claire Wednesday.

Barbie has worn many hats over the years, from construction worker to firefighter she's taken on a number of careers, but her newest role has some concerned.

The Life of an Athlete Leadership Summit was held to empower Eau Claire Co. student athletes they can be leaders for their team and peers.

Although it's still July, we're only a few weeks away from an election day for state office.

Gov. Scott Walker's administration will no longer enforce the state's contraception coverage law for employers with religious objections following a U.S. Supreme Court ruling last month.

A Friendship man who spent almost three years in prison after being wrongfully convicted of arson has reached an undisclosed settlement with his insurance company.

All in the Same Boat is one of 32 artworks that Sculpture Tour Eau Claire has put on display throughout the city as part of its mission to promote public access to art.

Jon Richards announced Wednesday his so-called senior citizen advocate would work with local prosecutors to protect seniors from fraud and abuse.

The state Department of Workforce Development reported Wednesday that unemployment rates in June increased in all of the state's 32 largest cities.

The latest Marquette University Law School poll shows a majority of public support repealing Wisconsin's same-sex marriage ban.

Next month, the Chippewa County Board of Supervisors is expected to vote on a proposal to charge a wheel tax for thousands of eligible vehicles.